The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-03-09
MacLcan Friday night, Coburn Hall

The Mariana Opera Co. are the guests
of Hotel IIcsclton
Call at King & Wards aud examine
their fine line of skirts.
Tickets on sale for Amy "ShcrWin Com
cert Co" at Walter Robbins next week
c. j. Burrill drives nice looking grey
horse, recently purchased down river
The Sorosis are to have Il club tea at
Hotel Coburn two weeks from tonight.
The funeral of Mr.. Artcmus Coleman
was held at his late residence, Tue .day
Mar. 8.
Fancy goods and gents furnishings 90
ing at various prices at the New York
Store.
Those Comfort Corsets that are being
called for so much Of late can be found
at L. b. Curtis
The G l.. S {. will meet with Mrs
Jewett on Middle St on Friday evening
at ESQ sharp.
one Of the signs Of spring. ear load
of carriages received by elias Fairbroth-
the past week
Mr. Chas. Il. Pepper of Waterville.
Colby IS has been in town the past
week visiting friends
Owing to lack Of space much valuable
correspondence had to be left over this
/ unnl mud ,.ill annonr ,,avt
Omar Clark came down from his ium-
Der camps Monday. lie says there is dam
ger of the depth of snow driving teams
ont of the woods.
Mrs. Geo. Clukcy is the fortunate one
who obtained the picture sold by chance
for the benefit of the Catholic Church IL
brary. The number was 3G4.
The ladies of the Congregational Soci-
ETY. propose holding fair March %, %
and 81 Everybody is requested to fur
nish articles for the same. And every
body else is expected to come and buy
them.
Information has been received from
California to the effect that Mr.. Z. W.
Marston will anlx his signature TO the
contract heretofore signed by the other
heirs of the Coburn estates, and thus the
settlement will be perfected.
Mrs, Mary A. Livcrmore will lecture
under the auspices of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union, in Coburn Hall,
Wednesday evening, March 10th. Sub
ject of the lecture, Temperance. The
lecture will be free and all are cordially
invited.
Representatives of the Wooden Man
ufacturing interest in Maine held meet
ing at Augusta yesterday. Lewis Amber
son, William Dobson, \. Linn and John
Holland of this County were in attend
ance. They represent the business fair
but prices far from satisfactory.
The address by Capt. Samuel Lane in
G. A. II. Hall last Friday evening was
highly satisfactory to those who had the
Der was much smaller than it should have
been considering the high character of
the lecture and low admission fee.
The ladies of the Universalist Society |
will give an oyster supper at Il, A. /
hall next Tuesday from so to ! o'clock /
7. NJ, after which there will be an old |
fashioned spelling match. (The Progress
siye Speller will be uSed.) \ prize which
will be given to the lucky Spcller can be
seen in V. NJ. Vickery's window
Brennan & Quinn's Star Theatre Co.
commence an engagement at Coburn
Hall next Monday evening playing at the
popular prices of TO- 20 and 30 cents
Orphans" "Thc Bankers Daughter"
The Silver King etc. They carry the
scenery necessary for the successful pro-
duction of all the plays. The opening
sale of reserved seats will commence at
BiXby & Bucks Thursday morning This
announce that they do not make
Il big display of printing, but rather put
their money ON the stage.
To say that the people in general are
pleased with the combined efforts of the
Mariana Opera Co. and Blaisdcl's fam
Gus orchestra for two evenings past, would
be expressing it mildly, as the occasions
when such musical treats are afforded
them are rare indeed. The last opportu-
nifty to listen TO this fine array of talent
occurs tonight, when they close their en-
gagcment, on this occasion appearing in
Il grand miscellaneous concert The pro-
gramme is varied in character admitting
of all the voices showing to best adyan-
tage, while of the instrumental portion
suffice it to say that it will be long lime
before eight such skilled and eminent mu- |
sicians will again grace Coburn Hall with |
their presence.